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85. See the recent OECD report The Social Sciences and the Policies of Governments,
Paris, OECD, 1966, especially pp. 79-80.
86. H. DUIJKER and S. ROKKAN, op. cit.; see also the special number of the International
Social Science Bulletin 7 (I) 1956; cf. S. ROKKAN et al., Comparative Survey Analysis,
op. cit.
87. T. HUSBN, op. cit.
88. C. G. JANSON, ‘Project Metropolitan’, Acta Sociologica 9 (I-2), 1965, pp. 110-1 15.
89. A. SZALAI, ‘Trends in Comparative Time-Budget Research’, American Behavioral
Scientist 9 (9), May 1966, pp. 3-8; ‘The Multinational Comparative Time Budget
Research Project’, American Behavioral Scientist IO (4). Dec. 1966, pp. 1-31.
90. See S. ROKKAN, ‘Sample Surveys of Common Ideas about Foreign Countries’,
International Social Science Bulletin 9 (I), i957, pp. 121-128; E. REICROTSKI and
N. ANDERSON, ‘National Stereotypes and Foreign Contacts’, Public Opinion
Quarterly, Winter 1959-60, pp. 515-528; and M. BROUWER, ‘International Contacts
and Integration-Mindedness : A Secondary Analysis of a Study in Western Europe’,
Polls, Summer 1965, pp. 1-11.
91. A first brief report on this Conference was printed in Social Science Information
I (3), 1962, pp. 32-38. A fuller report and a selection of the papers were printed in
a special issue on ‘Data in Comparative Research’, International Social Science
Journal 16 (I), 1964, pp. 2-97.
92. The papers of this Conference have been published in R. MERRITT and S. ROKKAN
(eds.), Comparing Nations, op. cit.
93. A report of the first Conference on Social Science Data Archives (Cologne, June
1963) was printed in Social Science Information 2 (4,1963, pp. 109-1 14. The papers
of the second Conference (Paris, Sept. 1964) have been printed in: S. ROKKAN
(ed.), Data Archives for the Social Sciences, Paris, Mouton, 1966. For a report on
further developments see R. BISCO, ‘Social Science Data Archives: Progress and
Prospects,’ SociaI Science Informution 6 (I), 1967, pp. 39-74.
94. See reports in Social Science Information 4 (2), 1965, pp. 156-172, and in Revista
Latino-americana de Sociologia I, 1965, pp. 39-151.
95. See report in Social Science Information 2 (4), 1963, pp. 98-103, and the chapters by
E. ALLARDT, S. ROKKAN and H. VALEN in: Comparing Nations, op. cit.
96. See Introduction to S. ROKKAN (ed.), Data Archives for the Social Sciences, op. cit.
97. See the volume by M. DOGAN and S. ROKKAN (eds.), Quantitative Ecological
Analysis in the Social Sciences, Cambridge, MIT Press, 1969.
98. The papers from this Conference have been printed in S. ROKKAN (ed.), Comparative
Research across Cultures and Nations, Paris, Mouton, 1968.
99. See reports in Social Science Iilformation 2 (3). 1963, pp. 90-123; 3 (3), 1964, pp.
70-76; and 4 (2), 1965, pp. 128-155.